The best plans to discover Zaragoza
3 days in Zaragoza
If you are thinking of visiting Zaragoza, at Nativics we have prepared this three-day itinerary for you to get to know the fifth Spanish city in detail, with a population
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3 days in Zaragoza as a family with entrance to the river aquarium
At Nativics we have prepared this 3-day itinerary for you to discover as a family the fifth Spanish city, with a population of no more and no less than 700,000
2 nights
Flight + Hotel to Zaragoza
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Getaway to Zaragoza
At Nativics we have designed this ideal day and night getaway so that you do not miss anything on your visit to Zaragoza. This plan includes an itinerary with the
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Hotels in Zaragoza
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Weekend in Zaragoza
At Nativics we have designed this weekend itinerary for you to discover Zaragoza in the best way and without waiting to get in places. It includes an itinerary with the
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What to see in Zaragoza?
Basilica of Our Lady of the Pillar
According to an ancient tradition, the basilica was built in the same place where the Virgin appeared to the apostle Santiago, who was preaching on the banks of the Ebro. The first chapel in her honor was erected around the column or "pillar" on which the Virgin leaned. The building remained intact despite the missiles during the civil war, some say it was protected by her.
Roman walls of Zaragoza
The ruins of the walls of Zaragoza are right next to the Plaza del Pilar, they were built to defend the ancient city of Caesaraugusta.
Tower of Zuda in Zaragoza
The Zuda tower is attached to the Roman walls of Zaragoza and was built in the 8th century during the Muslim invasion.
Zaragoza Central Market
The traditional market of fresh and local products is located in the center of the city of Zaragoza with a total of74 stalls.
Pillar Square
The main square of the old town of Zaragoza., where you canfindd the most important monuments of the city: the Basilica of Our Lady of Pilar, La Seo and La Lonja. The Fiesta del Pilar is celebrated here and there are a variety of bars, restaurants and souvenir shops.
Seo del Salvador (Cathedral of Zaragoza)
The Seo del Salvador stands in the Plaza del Pilar, in Zaragoza. Its construction began in the twelfth century on an old mosque. Its style is mostly Romanesque since it was undergoing renovations until the 18th century. In fact, the spire that crowns the tower is Baroque and the sculptures that were added to it, from 1788. This cathedral has 5 naves and 6 ribbed vaults and stands out for its chapels, its choir and its choir. In addition, inside is the 15th-century Tapestry Museum.
Zaragoza Stone Bridge
This stone bridge crosses the Ebro River and from it there are several viewpoints from which you can see the spectacular views of the city and the Basilica del Pilar. At the end of the Stone Bridge is the Balcón de San Lázaro.
Large Park Jose Antonio Labordeta
The Parque Grande José Antonio Labordeta is a large green area in the middle of the city of Zaragoza with more than 270,000 m2. Its gardens, gazebos and fountains make it a perfect place to walk with your family, as a couple, alone or with friends. In the surrounding area, there are bars and restaurants where you can sit down to rest or have some tapas. It is famed for its three cybernetic fountains, capable of combining lights, movement and sound.
Zaragoza Expo Water Park
The Water Park is located on the Expo site, built-in 2008. This site is made up of different buildings of great beauty and originality: the Water Tower, the Bridge Pavilion and the Spain Pavilion and the Water Park of Luis Buñuel, the largest urban park in Zaragoza with a large green area that surprisingly has a river beach. In this 120-hectare park, there are a wide variety of activities to do as a family, including renting bikes, kayaks or swans to tour the park by the water. It also has a train, a multi-adventure park, botanical paths, water gardens and a sundial-Ferris wheel. The Zaragoza Aquarium is also located in this river park. You won´t be bored at the water park there is so much to do.
Zaragoza Aquarium
The Zaragoza Aquarium is the largest river aquarium in Europe with more than 300 river species in which you can also find Nile crocodiles, turtles, otters and even marmosets. This aquarium is located in the same area as the Expo and has a restaurant in the same building.
Zaragoza Expo Park
The Zaragoza Expo park opened in 2008 and this complex - together with the arrival of the AVE - gave the city a real boost, making it a benchmark in the organization of events and congresses. The enclosure is made up of different buildings of great beauty and originality: the Water Tower, the Bridge Pavilion, the Spain Pavilion and the Luís Buñuel Water Park, the largest urban park in Zaragoza with a large green area that has, surprisingly, a river beach.
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